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  Four Ways To Find a Used Classic Car

  Everyone loves to have nice things, it is just human nature, but sometimes the nice things people want are tough to find. For example, people love to collect sports... more

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  Billion Dollar Smog Hoax

  I was searching in the Cambridge Antique Market for small items of automotive ephemera and I saw the headline on a Motor Trend magazine which said “The Billion Dollar... more

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  Making Sure Your Vehicle Is Ready To Sell

  If you decide it’s time to sell your vehicle, you are going to want to do as much as you can to find customers who are interested and to... more

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  How Does High Mileage Affect The Value Of A Classic Car?

  If you’re looking to buy a classic car, you might find yourself staring at a bunch of mileages that vary a great deal. The only mileage that can be... more

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  Claims People Make When Selling a Classic Car (Part 2)

  I have seen it all when it comes to claims owners make on their classic car. Sometimes they are erroneous claims that could be considered honest mistakes. Other times,... more

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  The Day I Met my Hero, Stirling Moss

  Today I read that Sir Stirling Moss has died at the age of 90. He was my teenage hero. I met him at the Shannonville Race track in 1979... more

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  Claims People Make When Selling a Classic Car (Part 1)

  I have seen it all when it comes to claims owners make on their classic car. Sometimes they are erroneous claims that could be considered honest mistakes. Other times,... more

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  What Do You Learn From A Pre-Purchase Inspection?

  When buying a classic car, either modern or old, a pre-purchase inspection is an excellent foundation for long term enjoyment. Knowing what the vehicle needs today to operate safely... more

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  What Does “Original” Mean?

  I read the latest news and a company in the U.K. (Swindon Powertrains) is going to be selling a Crate electric engine starting at the end of next year.... more

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  Why Use A Professional Automotive Trim Craftsman?

  I see many restored vehicles. The ones that are done by the owner or the owner’s mechanic nearly always have poor quality trim work. The seat covers don’t fit... more